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A strong frame and body design with lightweight, high-grade, wear-resistant steel reduces the total weight of the truck. This leads to less horsepower required for operation. In addition, the transmission configuration features smooth gear shifting and improves the transfer of power from the engine to the driveline.
For more reliable dumping performance, a center of gravity adjustment assists in managing load placement during dumping. If a load starts to pull the hoist cylinders backward, the system adjusts to slow down the dumping speed of the truck body, letting you prevent spillage or unexpected dumping.
A key feature of DEVELON ADTs is the front-mounted turning ring which, with the free-swinging rear tandem gear-driven bogie, allows permanent 6-wheel contact for smoother rides in very rough and soft terrain. Greater shock absorption from the new hydro-gas, self-leveling front suspension adds to increased stability as the trucks move across jobsites.
A sloping rear frame, in combination with the track width, provides a lower center of gravity, which increases lateral stability and eliminates the need for wide, low-profile tires. A gradient meter helps you monitor the incline and pitch for improved safety.
The reliability of DEVELON articulated dump trucks sets them apart from the rest. How? Durable components and proven manufacturing processes. Specifically designed engine and transmission components are thoroughly tested to maximize the quality of the trucks.
The Vehicle Control Unit (VCU) on DEVELON ADTs displays on a new in-cab monitor with larger gauges and intuitive graphics controlled by display panel buttons. Increased visibility around the truck comes via the rearview camera viewable on the main display. You can also quickly check machine status, service and settings by toggling through the on-screen menu.
DEVELON ADTs are designed to make maintenance easy. Ground-level filling for fuel and diesel exhaust fluid (DEF) allow for easier access. A centralized maintenance panel also offers ground access to transmission filters and drain ports as well as the auto-lube system, grease storage and more.
The updated cab structure and mounting provide easier transmission service when needed.
The ADT power module also features easier access with an emergency shutdown button and lockable battery disconnect switch.
Whether you face long days or rugged jobsites, you’ll stay comfortable in a DEVELON articulated dump truck — even when conditions are at their worst.
The cabin design offers unparalleled levels of comfort and meets both Rollover Protective Structure (ROPS) and Falling Object Protective (FOPS) criteria. Features include air conditioning, a heated air suspension seat, precise steering, good visibility and low noise levels. A sloping hood provides an excellent view from the cab. Fully automatic climate control and a rubber suspension cab mounting provide improved operating conditions.
DEVELON ADTs keep you in the know with a new active payload measuring system that shows each load’s weight on-screen for increased load optimization and productivity. Outside the cab, a traffic-light-style indicator oon the DA45-5 helps excavator and wheel loader operators prevent overloading.
The easy-to-read, multi-function 7-inch display easily relays additional critical info including speed, engine rpm, machine warnings, temperatures and more. Monitor fuel and DEF usage with gauges displaying both levels and consumption. An on-screen gradient meter also offers improved safety.
Inside the cab of select models, you’ll find a fingertip-controlled body-dumping lever located next to the gear selection lever. Control of the body dumping is done with minimal operator strain. The hoist function incorporates a higher body-up speed and automatic body-down features, providing a soft, controlled lowering of the dump body that improves ease of operation and control.
The “tiptronic” gear shift feature enables you to run the truck in both automatic and manual to ensure the smoothest gear shifts and momentum during operation. Add to that the benefit of low cabin vibration provided by rubber suspension mounts.
Rates as low as 0% for up to 60 months
Aggressive lease payments and custom or seasonal lease payments available
Rebates up to $18,000
Includes 3 year, 5,000-hour PTHY Standard Warranty
Program information provided above is general and descriptive in nature and not intended to provide specific advice or recommendations. Programs only available at participating and eligible dealers through financing providers used by DEVELON. Any financing subject to lender credit approval. See participating dealers for specific program details. Offers may vary by product type, series, model, and select units in dealer inventory. Offers only apply to new equipment in US and Canada, not government/national accounts or municipal/utility bid customers. Restrictions will apply; administrative fees may apply. Prior purchases not eligible unless allowed by the specific program. DEVELON disclaims all representations and warranties, express or implied, or any liability from the use of this material. Terms subject to change at any time without prior notice.
An articulated dump truck, also known as an ADT, is a specialized type of off-road truck. An ADT can bend or pivot in the middle. This feature allows the truck to turn and move in tight spaces for added maneuverability. Articulated dump trucks are often used to transport large amounts of dirt on construction sites or rocks at quarries and mining operations.
An articulated dump truck (ADT) differs from a rigid dump truck in several ways. An articulated dump truck is designed with a flexible joint that allows it to bend in the middle. A rigid dump truck has a rigid chassis, meaning it doesn’t bend. The articulating joint in an ADT allows it to make sharper turns and navigate in tight areas, while a rigid dump truck has a larger turning radius. The flexibility of an ADT helps keep the truck’s wheels on the ground for better stability on uneven terrain. ADTs often have larger hauling capacities than rigid trucks.
The short answer is no. DEVELON articulated dump trucks (ADTs) distinguish themselves by providing robust machines with design characteristics that improve performance and efficiency. For example, DEVELON ADTs feature a bogie rear-axle design that provides excellent ground contact in varying surface conditions. This is complemented by a sloped rear frame designed to lower the machine’s center of gravity. We recommend contacting your local DEVELON dealer to learn all the design characteristics that make ADTs an excellent choice for a variety of applications.
When choosing the right articulated dump truck (ADT) for your hauling needs, keep the following in mind. What types of materials are you hauling? What is the terrain where the ADT will operate? What is the maximum load or payload capacity to be transported? How far is the hauling distance between the ADT loading and unloading points? Your local DEVELON dealer can help you answer these questions and choose the best ADT for your needs.
The average price of purchasing or renting an articulated dump truck (ADT) can vary based on the local market, machine class and options. First, determine your necessary ADT specs. This will narrow down your options. Select a truck that offers the performance and operational capabilities to be efficient.
The amount an articulated dump truck (ADT) can carry will depend on the capacity of each truck. ADT capacity will vary depending on the manufacturer and the model. An ADT payload capacity is generally determined by the truck’s design, structure and load-bearing capabilities. An ADT manufacturer will calculate the gross vehicle weight rating. That’s the maximum weight a fully loaded ADT can safely carry, including the weight of the ADT.
Articulated dump truck (ADT) safety is a top priority for DEVELON. ADT training is recommended for new operators. Before doing any work, it’s important to conduct an inspection of the truck, noting any repairs that need to be made. Always wear the seat belt when operating an ADT. Be aware of the ADT load limits and payload capacity. Follow safe speed limits, especially when operating an ADT on slopes or uneven terrain. Be aware of the ADT’s articulation angle while turning. For enhanced safety, a rearview camera is available to increase operator visibility. An on-screen gradient meter offers improved safety by providing operators with real-time information about the current slope or gradient of the terrain on which the dump truck is operating.
Articulated dump truck (ADT) maintenance starts with regular inspections to make sure the machine works well. Maintenance items include checking and filling fluids, changing filters, cleaning the cooling system and greasing pivot points. Be sure to maintain the tires for wear and proper inflation. Keep a maintenance log that documents inspections and ADT repairs.
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